Pete's sister and Abby's mother are both deaf. So what if the hearing members of the families knew each other?

Winchester isn't stupid. Dangerous, unpredictable and often reckless. But definitely not stupid. So there has to be a good reason that, knowing full well that he's on the FBI's radar, Dean Winchester brazenly walked into a Federal Building.

Protect and Serve. Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. To what lengths would you go to uphold those oaths? When it comes to a particularly brutal and unsolvable case, the BAU just may have to resort to some more unorthodox methods. SPN/Criminal Minds crossover.

Thirteen grisly murders. When Don stumbles on the scene of the final murder he fears he is about to become the fourteenth victim. Crossover with Supernatural from a Numb3rs POV. COMPLETE.

Don finds that the murderers have not left town as expected. Sequel to 'Unexplained', see author note inside. COMPLETE.

Bodies in a small town bring the Criminal Minds team and the Winchester brothers into town, but with different missions. Strangers and Angels 'verse in the SPN fic world.

Working a case, Dean and Sam run into a problem, and they make the worse decision possible: they kidnap two members of the BAU. Between Fedsitting and hunting a killer who's collecting siblings, the boys aren't having their best day ever.

In which Sherlock Holmes is not a unique as he appears. Drabble.

The Scoobies and the BAU intersect again years later when an Unsub the BAU is chasing is actually a demon that Faith slayed.

Supernatural/Criminal Minds crossover. The Winchesters and the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit investigate the same case, a series of mysterious deaths on the grounds of a South Carolina plantation. Set late in the 4th season for both shows.

Morgan is tasked with verifying a suspect’s alibi. Crossover with Criminal Minds.

The apocalypse had happened. Oz didn't know where, but he saw the results.

Buffy isn't usually the type for one night stands, so is it any wonder that the one time she chose to go for it, the guy was rather memorable?

Jessica Moore was murdered by a monster, Sam Winchester swore that he'd fight the kind of monsters that killed the woman he loved. Goes AU in the pilot.

Dean has retired to the civilian life. Too bad no one told the serial killer currently stalking teenagers in Indiana.

The BAU has to deal with a serial killer who believes he's hunting vampires. The unsub's name, Dean Winchester.

Unexplained disappearances at the Wester Drumilns Estate begin again, and send Lestrade to Sherlock for help.

In the town of Greater Hangleton, the three Riddles are found dead in their dining room. There appears to be no explanation for their death, so the police call in the best student at the medical university to conduct the autopsy, Donald Mallard.

"Welcome," the man said softly, rising to his feet. "Wasn't I just…" Fred gulped, unable to stop his thoughts from tumbling out into words, no matter how terrifying they were. "Didn't I just die?"

Mycroft thinks he's forgetting something important, but he doesn't know what.

And it was shaping up to be such a *nice* afternoon...

A sequel to Through the Rain Curtain. The Tenth Doctor returns to Gondor, some years after his first visit. Set in about FA60, and just after Planet of the Dead.

For several years, omens at Winding Circle have been strange. For the past three years, there has been peace among the Four Nations. Aang has been uneasy, and the rest are getting bored. Time for a little explore. Not my worlds, or characters.

Two super beings from different universes, each forbidden from intervening to save Earth, find a way to circumvent the short-sighted rules which restrict them. One-shot.

As a bartender, Guinan tends to encounter many strange and interesting people. But the being who's just walked into her bar is like no one she's ever met. One shot, crossover with Doctor Who.